Giotto Biotech develops a new service for agri-food operators and can provide answers to important and frequent questions:

  • are we sure we know what we are eating?
  • Can we certify products origin?
  • Does a product satisfy consumers’ taste preferences?

Thanks to metabolomics analysis via NMR, Giotto Biotech experts can offer scientific based answers: food fingerprinting is the process of identifying the unique fingerprint of a foodstuff, which can then be analyzed and differentiated from all the others.
This process is the basis of our food traceability service and it can be a tool for food authenticity and fraud detection.
Finally, foodstuff fingerprinting allows companies a better understanding of final customers tastes, helping to correlate foodstuff characteristics with the opinion of a consumer testing panel.

Telethon researchers will meet in Riva del Garda to discuss new therapies and share information on rare diseases. Giotto Biotech will be present at Booth #26 to introduce its biotech products and to support scientist in their researches.

Come to meet us, we will be happy to explore possibilities of collaboration in your research project and to introduce you our products and services.

Giotto Biotech is one of the winning companies of Faber 2. Thanks to this funding, a new resource will become part of our team and will develop a research project addressed to the Italian agro-food companies. The project intends to apply nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) based metabolomics for the determination of the quality and the geographic characterization of agro-food product.

Faber 2 is a project of the di Fondazione CR Firenze, Confindustria Firenze and Fondazione per la Ricerca e l’Innovazione, promoted by Università degli Studi di Firenze and Città Metropolitana di Firenze.

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Congratulations to Alessia Vignoli! She won the two-years AIRC fellowship “Eduardo Spinnato”.”METabolomic profile as a prognostic biomarker of risk of recurrence in patients operated for COLon cancer (METCOL)” is the title of her research project. The project will be carried on thanks to a strict collaboration between Cerm (Prof. Claudio Luchinat research team) and the Medical Oncology Department at Hospital of Prato (Dr. Angelo Di Leo equipe).
 

Increasingly metabolomics, which attempts to profile all metabolites within a cell or biological system, is used to analyze cancer metabolism on a system-wide scale. The aim of this event is to provide an overview on the current state of metabolomic research in oncology. Experts and researchers in this field will meet in Florence on November, 28. Giotto Biotech will take part to the event.

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